#M l vasanthakumari thalattu songs movie
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Look at the scene in the provision store where he asks Jyothika, where she lives, and she snubs him. He was thinking/eating/talking anbuselvan the police officer.

I think this guy delivered what Gautham expected out of him.Д¬oming to Surya. The bullet time rotation that happens in the scene where the 4 officers go to meet Pandya (head in card box scene) is very good. Apart from the use of colors that I mentioned, the zoom-in zoom-outs the fast forwards/slowing downs have been handled very well. I have not heard of D.R.Rajasekhar ( cinematographer) before.

#M l vasanthakumari thalattu songs movie

This is a subconcious twist in the movie and it has worked very well. But when he narrates the events of the past the viewers realize the horror of the situation and they realize a lot cud have happened in the time elapsed since the narration began. Showing the scene right at the begining, where surya falls out into the lake, the viewers do not know the seriousness of the situation then. But the use of voice-over-narration by surya through out the movie adds a sort of coolness to the movie, whichДavid fincher uses amazingly well in 'the fight club'. I am not basing this opinion on the fact that some parts of the climax ( like the severed head in that cardboard box) heavily resembles the movie 'seven' (a classic movie by all means). I also think Gautham is a big fan of David Fincher ( director of 'seven', 'fight club', 'panic room', 'the game'). this technique is quite rare and is now gaining popularity ( saw bits and pieces of it in mudhalvan) The movie starts with that 'lock stock & 2 smokin barrels technique' of speedily covering lot of events in the screenplay by showing snap shots of events ( the officers are introduced to a menon and then the scene zooms to various snapshots of discussions/narrations that happen between them in playgrounds, pizza shop etc) that way a lot of events are told and less screen time is occupied. but it adds to the mood thats been created already. the close-to-reality resemblence of Anbuselvans office, real locations has been chosen instead of make-do sets( is this correct or has the art director done magic), etc is there too. If people say the movie is less cinematic and more real life its because of the mood created by the choice of colors and locations. There is less contrast between colors and care has been taken has avoided almost all bright colors.

#M l vasanthakumari thalattu songs tv

If you reduce the contrast in your TV to a very low number you will get, what this movie trieds to create. It generally has that dusty grey feel to it. Creating a movie and then getting a 'look'/'style from it is one thing, deciding on looks/moods/feel the movie should create and planning accordingly is done by very few people.